The skin is the largest organ of the human body and thus remains susceptible to a number of risks. One such risk is hyperpigmentation, which causes some parts of the skin to be darker in shade when compared to the surrounding area. It occurs when there is an excess production of melanin, the pigment that gives the skin its colour, which forms deposits under the skin, causing it to appear darker. The affected areas will usually manifest in any form such as sunspots, scars or uneven brown patches. There is, however, no cause for alarm, as the condition is medically harmless and only interferes with cosmetics.
Signs and Symptoms
The only clear sign and symptom of hyperpigmentation is the appearance of dark patches anywhere on the skin. The patches may vary in size and shade depending on the type of hyperpigmentation. There is melisma, a form of hyperpigmentation that occurs because of hormonal changes such as during pregnancy. Then there are sunspots, which appears on areas of the skin that are constantly exposed to the sun such as the face and hands. Finally, there is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which occurs due to injury to the skin. Note that any of these types of hyperpigmentation can affect people of all ages, race and any gender. Read more →
As we all know it’s quite unlikely your waist line gets any thinner the older you get. Unfortunately this is the problem with hair, age thins your hair. The older we get the more problems our bodies will have with absorbing the proteins we need from our everyday diet. Our hair needs amino acids, about 20 different of them. The amount of amino acids we get from our diet determines specific properties of protein molecules which are the foundation of our hair. So our hair will appear thinners and appears less full thanks to the lack of amino acids.
Latest studies show that on average it takes guys to reach the orgasm in around 7 minutes, as ladies will enjoy their moment on around 16 minutes. The time between guys coming and girls coming is called “arousal gap” And the same “arousal gap” has been on the spot light recently because of a TV episode on Dr. Oz’s channel – “50 Shades of Grey” which was on our TV screens in late April. Historically both male and female sex partners around the globe have been trying to find different ways, albeit ineffective so far, to try and synchronize timing during the intercourse. Interruption has been a key though on so many occasions when partners are trying to have a satisfying and fulfilling encounter. The fact that men are trying to keep the timing with ladies does reduce the sexual pleasure in majority of the occasions. Latest information from Promescent has shown that before the “50 Shades of Grey” aired just 1% of orders came from female audience, but after the episode in April it has risen to more than 35%, and still rising. “Many men are still uncomfortable ordering a product associated with an issue that many still view as unusual and embarrassing, “says Jeff Abraham, CEO of Absorption Pharmaceuticals. “That’s starting to change as the arousal gap discussion is moving from the bedroom to the living room.” Even though guys have been trying all those tricks of slowing down, changing positions or distracting himself mentally, they all have demising effect on the encounter.